I remember the soundtrack was calm and varied depending on the situation.Characters that convey what they feel, with the seiyuus on duty, you manage to understand their motivations, whether good or bad.
It is unfortunate that it is forgotten by the new generations addicted to anime. I believe that watching stories with healthy love are better than toxic love and these should be more consumable than stories.
Thematic toxic love, changing the subject, guys can also enjoy this type of stories with non-toxic love, so read and watch shoujo so that it teaches you how to flirt comfortably at least to understand them better XD
About its ending in a movie at the time I didn't like it because it didn't end as I wanted something more conclusive, but I think that an ending with a hint was good.
It left me wanting more at the time I gave it a lower rating of 7, for that very reason I wanted more and they were forgetting it, but after some time I'm glad that they executed the adaptation in this way
The bad thing in general, both 3 OVAs and the movie, they leave things out because of the type of format and it is limited, the only thing that fails is the time you see that the doubts it leaves you are not explained in depth, but that is an everyday bread with other longer stories, but despite the fact that this adaptation falls short by leaving loose ends, it is passable and bearable.
